The daughter of the dawn
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- Chapter I
- Chapter II A Splendid Madman
- Chapter III The Aged Chief
- Chapter IV A Secret of Ancient Night
- Chapter V The Haunted Region
- Chapter VI On the Great Tapu
- Chapter VII Ngaraki--Chief and Tohunga
- Chapter VIII The Interior of the Temple of Hia
- Chapter IX The Vile Tohungas of the Pit
- Chapter X Ngaraki the Fierce
- Chapter XI Kahikatea and His Strange Belief
- Chapter XII The Search for ‘the Little Maiden.’
- Chapter XIII The Man-Who-Had-Forgotten
- Chapter XIV Crystal Grey
- Chapter XV The Chief of the Vile Tohungas
- Chapter XVI The Darkness Puts Forth a Tentacle
- Chapter XVII Which Reveals the Way of the Sorcerer
- Chapter XVIII Love at Second Sight
- Chapter XIX Te Makawawa Is Startled
- Chapter XX The Dread Makutu.[23]
- Chapter XXI
- Chapter XXII Crystal and Hinauri Meet
- Chapter XXIII The Talisman
- Chapter XXIV The Daughter of the Dawn
- Chapter XXV Zun the Terrible
- Chapter XXVI The Servant of the Brotherhood of Huo
- Chapter XXVII Ngaraki’s Hour of Triumph
- Chapter XXVIII The Giants Close Their Temple
- Chapter XXIX Farewell
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